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WorksheetsOnShape Exam
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is a collection of design data organized in Onshape tabs called?
Document
Folder
Library
Archive
What is the cube appearing in the top right corner of the graphics area when the user opens a document called?
View Cube
Navigation Cube
Orientation Cube
3D Cube
What is the term for changing the view of an entity to be closer or larger?
Zoom in
Pan
Rotate
Flip
What is the term for changing the view of an entity to be farther away or smaller?
Zoom out
Zoom in
Pan
Rotate
What is the term for panning the model up, down, left, or right?
Pan
Zoom
Rotate
Tilt
What is the term for rotating the view in 15 degree increments in the arrow key's direction?
Rotate
Spin
Twist
Turn
What is the term for bringing a selected part to the center of the workspace so it fits inside the workspace?
Zoom to selection
Center to view
Fit to screen
Align to center
What is the term for placing an entire Sketch, Part Studio, Assembly, or Drawing into view?
Zoom to fit
Pan to view
Rotate to fit
Scale to view
What is the term that describes the windows and buttons that users use to interact with the software?
User interface
Backend
Database
Network layer
What are the tools used to create models, located on the top of a part studio tab called?
Part Studio Toolbar
Modeling Tools
Design Panel
Creation Bar
What is an Onshape feature used to position instances in an assembly and define movement? (a)
comments
versions & history
Assembly
Mate
What do these settings determine in OnShape?
How the Onshape Parts Studio and Assembly are viewed on-screen.
The color of the interface.
The speed of the software.
What does the Measure Tool do in OnShape?
Displays measurements dynamically whenever you select entities, appears in the bottom right corner of the interface.
Changes the color of the interface.
Increases the speed of rendering.
What is the function of the Extrude feature in OnShape?
Add depth to a selected region or face along a straight path.
Remove material from a part.
Create a new sketch.
What are features in OnShape used for?
The operations that are used to build parts, such as Extrude, Revolve, Sweep, loft.
To change the color of parts.
To save the document.
What does the Loft feature enable you to do in OnShape?
Use profiles to smoothly transition between them.
Remove material from a part.
Create a new document.
What is the function of the Remove feature in OnShape?
Take material away from a part.
Add material to a part.
Change the color of a part.
What does the Revolve feature do in OnShape?
Create parts by revolving sketch regions about a central axis.
Remove material from a part.
Change the color of a part.
What is a Revolute mate in OnShape?
A) A type of mate that enables rotational movement.
B) A tool to measure angles.
C) A feature to add material.
What does the Sweep feature do in OnShape?
A) A feature that takes one 2D profile and sweeps it along a second profile to create solid geometry.
B) Removes material from a part.
C) Changes the color of a part.
What is Interference in OnShape?
Two or more parts that are overlapping in a Part Studio or Assembly.
A tool to measure angles.
A feature to add material.
What is an Orthographic View in OnShape?
A) A single view of an object presented as perpendicular to the viewer. Standard views are Front, Top, and Right views.
B) A tool to measure angles.
C) A feature to add material.
What is a Dimension in OnShape?
A) A measurable extent such as length, width, depth, or height. OR The tool to mark distances, angles, or arc lengths in Part Studios or Drawing.
B) A tool to change colors.
C) A feature to add material.
How do you access the Documents List in OnShape?
Click the onshape logo in the top left corner.
Press the ESC key.
Use the File menu.
What is the keyboard shortcut to Deselect All in OnShape?
ESC
CTRL + D
ALT + A
OnShape: ________ is a cloud based CAD software. Also available as an app.
OnShape
AutoCAD
SolidWorks
Fusion 360
TinkerCAD: ________ is a cloud based CAD software from Autodesk. Also available as an APP.
TinkerCAD
AutoCAD
Fusion 360
SketchUp
OnShape Document: A collection of CAD files, videos, images of an ________ project.
OnShape Document
architectural
mechanical
electrical
Workplane or Plane: 2D flat surface (x-y axis) or 3D (x-y-z axis) planes to create ________ objects.
objects
shapes
lines
points
CAD: ________ Aided Design.
Computer
Creative
Constructive
Collaborative
Sketch: A view in OnShape that provides tools to ________ a shape.
sketch a shape.
erase a shape.
color a shape.
animate a shape.
What is Parametric modeling?
A method of modeling that uses parameters to define a system.
A technique for creating 2D drawings only.
A process of modeling that does not involve any parameters.
A method used exclusively in financial modeling.
Which keyboard shortcut is used to open a sketch in OnShape?
The question has a diagram associated with it. The diagram has been stored separately.
Ctrl + S
Alt + K
Shift + O
Which keyboard shortcut in OnShape is used to rotate normal to the plane?
The keyboard shortcut to rotate normal to the plane in OnShape is 'Shift + Space'.
The keyboard shortcut to rotate normal to the plane in OnShape is 'Ctrl + R'.
The keyboard shortcut to rotate normal to the plane in OnShape is 'Alt + N'.
The keyboard shortcut to rotate normal to the plane in OnShape is 'Ctrl + Alt + P'.
Which keyboard shortcut in OnShape is used to draw a line?
The keyboard shortcut to draw a line in OnShape is the 'L' key.
The keyboard shortcut to draw a line in OnShape is the 'P' key.
The keyboard shortcut to draw a line in OnShape is the 'C' key.
The keyboard shortcut to draw a line in OnShape is the 'R' key.
Which key is used to deselect commands on OnShape?
Esc
Ctrl
Alt
Shift
What is Construction Geometry in CAD modeling?
A type of geometry used for final design
Geometry used for reference and not part of the final model
Geometry that is always visible in the final model
A type of geometry that cannot be edited
What does the term 'Extrude' mean in the context of CAD modeling?
To create a 3D shape by extending a 2D sketch along a straight path
To remove material from a 3D model
To rotate a 2D sketch around an axis to create a 3D shape
To mirror a 3D model across a plane
What is an Isometric view in CAD modeling?
A view that shows a 3D object in two dimensions with all three axes equally foreshortened.
A view that shows a 3D object from the top.
A view that shows a 3D object from the side.
A view that shows a 3D object from the front.
